Infi-del
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I think i explained my reasoning on this. and lets be honest, 500-600$ is not much money.
If you invested every year you could have a nice little portfolio after 10 or 15 years. Think about 30 years.
I would rather overpay than underpay.
That's your choice.
I suppose you have figured out your taxes so when you file you come out exactly $0 return?
I pay estimated taxes. I usually wind up having to pay in a few hundred because I never get it to the exact figure. However I make a portion of my money work for me so it works out in the positive for me in the end.
Oh, and I really don't mind "giving the gubment and intrest free loan" of 600$ for less than a year.
Again, you're choice. They won't be as nice should you ever owe some.